Sketching Methods
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Signs for single trees are drawn oblong in shape and about one-tenth of an inch long at 6 and about one-sixteenth inch long at 3 inches to the mile. Space them sufficiently to be dis- tinct so as to blue print readily. Do not attempt to show indi- vidual trees. The sign indicates trees in that locality.
Houses are represented by black blocks which are made square and large enough to be set in the road at the scale being used. That will make the house sig...n about one-tenth inch square at 6 and one-sixteenth inch square at. 3 inches to the mile.
In order to proportion the signs to the scale used it is conven- ient to always make the lines that go on or along the road about as long as the road is wide. This refers to such signs as a telegraph line along the road, the barbed-wire fence lines which make the X's on a road line, and the signs for cuts, fills, bridges, cul- verts, etc.
A row of houses occupying a certain distance along a road need not be indicated individually, but house signs covering the scale distance occupied by them should be drawn in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A marginal note is simplest and easiest.
Signs for single trees are drawn oblong in shape and about one-tenth of an inch long at 6 and about one-sixteenth inch long at 3 inches to the mile. Space them sufficiently to be dis- tinct so as to blue print readily. Do not attempt to show indi- vidual trees. The sign indicates trees in that locality.
Houses are represented by black blocks which are made square and large enough to be set in the road at the scale being used. That will make the house sig...n about one-tenth inch square at 6 and one-sixteenth inch square at. 3 inches to the mile.
In order to proportion the signs to the scale used it is conven- ient to always make the lines that go on or along the road about as long as the road is wide. This refers to such signs as a telegraph line along the road, the barbed-wire fence lines which make the X's on a road line, and the signs for cuts, fills, bridges, cul- verts, etc.
A row of houses occupying a certain distance along a road need not be indicated individually, but house signs covering the scale distance occupied by them should be drawn in.
What to read after Sketching Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter C Walter Campbell Sweeney to read onlineMoreLess
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